Coupling of Electromagnetic Fields into Biological Systems, James C. Lin
Physical Laws Governing Electromagnetic Phenomena
Electromagnetic Properties of Tissue
Electromagnetic Phenomena at Tissue Interfaces
Static Electric and Magnetic Fields
Time-Varying Electromagnetic Fields
Low-Frequency and Quasistatic Electric and Magnetic Fields
Propagation of Electromagnetic Energy from Antennas
Coupling of Quasistatic Electric and Magnetic Fields
Radiofrequency Fields and Energy Deposition
Radiofrequency Dosimetry and Energy Absorption in Anatomical Models
Coupling of Short and Ultra-Wideband Pulses into the Human Body
Coupling of Millimeter and Terahertz Waves
Pulsed Electric Fields in Biological Cells and Membranes, R. P. Joshi and K. H. Schoenbach
Interaction of Electric Fields with Living Cells
Modeling Electric Fields in Cells
Temperature Changes Due to Electric Pulsing
Role of the Biological Dielectric Properties
Extracting Parameters from Cell Suspensions
Static, Low-Frequency, and Pulsed Magnetic Fields in Biological Systems, Shoogo Ueno and Hideyuki Okano
Mechanisms of Biological Effects and Biomagnetic Phenomena of Magnetic Fields
Experimental Studies on Magnetic Field Effects
Response of Plants and Microorganisms to Magnetic Fields
Interaction of Extremely Low–Frequency Electromagnetic Fields with Biological Systems, Tsukasa Shigemitsu and Kenichi Yamazaki
EMF and Biological Systems
Numerical Dosimetry Approaches
Development of Modeling of the Human Body
Coupling and Dosimetry of ELF EMF with Biological Systems
Mobile Communication Fields in Biological Systems, Konstantina S. Nikita and Asimina Kiourti
Numerical Dosimetry
Experimental Dosimetry
Exposure Assessment
Medical Devices and Systems Exposure and Dosimetry, N. Leitgeb
Medical Therapy
Medical Diagnosis
Electromagnetic Compatibility
Terahertz Radiation: Sources, Applications, and Biological Effects, Gerald J. Wilmink and Jessica E. Grundt
Terahertz Sources: Conventional and State-of-the-Art
Terahertz Applications
Terahertz Skin Interactions
Biological Effects at a Cellular and Biomolecular Level
Index
Biography
Dr. James C. Lin is a professor of electrical engineering, bioengineering, physiology, and biophysics at the University of Illinois in Chicago, where he has served as head of the Bioengineering Department, director of the Robotics and Automation Laboratory, and director of special projects in the College of Engineering.
